The Penn's Grove record., 1887-09-03
SATURDAY, SEPT. 3, 1887.


DR.. JoilsuI. aud wiIe arrived home
en- Tuesday.
Nus Gertie Bowen, ol Philadelphia,
is visiting j. u. Toltou's.
CAPT. Aiauu Dole ana Robert bleWitt
uWo sealartns rcnn5gr0Fers are home.
Miss besslu /. o,cklel, VI oaleln Is
VISITING Iuends at tlie Cove.
Inc CHnGrsn's Vacation Is over.
senool Iesihs heNt AioIldaJ.
Miss LIZA brouhs oJ tnliddeipila,
Is Visiting Mis-. ". /. Garrison.
Miss SAME Thompson viii DC mis-
u,as at Nuey's school nuuse thtS ldli.
Inv grape crop Is "a complete failure
IN ms Vicinity.
John ADunilauls, vi oodIawh, Md.,
Is y.siunng relatives ~ Tue Cove.
Jusepn u. DuiDow, VIII please accept
our .lauks Ior Il melon iett us.
". l.. GARRISON. Esd, cook in The
slents at MIlilaIns utuNe Ilchic Tins
week.
Miss Lou AuDott, ol Woodbury., Is
VISITING Mi. and Mis-. James u. spring
et, near fehlIegroye.
In Lnis weeh 5 issue VIII he iohnd lhe
aay. "a Yates " Co. Tie Old reliable
ciotilier ut L hIIadelplIa.
Mrs. Fannie Elyin assumes control
of the bridgeport schoUi on Monday
Will Misc Anne Huber assistant.
Misses Macy and Georgie Boyd, OF
Ches.er, are the guests vi Mis-. Mann
ie bdrDer.
.sHnw's your l%ivUr;7 is the Oriental
s~aIutatIon. knowing that good health
cannot exist without Il healthy liver.
VIM. &. Flanagan, OF Brooklyn, is
visiting relatives and old familiar scene
in tins vacinity.
Frank Bodine, of the Sutbe an office
speny this week his vacation III
Pennsgroye.
Chas. Heinel & Son, gGnsmiths, of
Wilmington, desire the attention oi
sportsmen in another column.
The Bethel NJ. p. Chucn will hold
a Harvest Home on Friday and Satur-
Gay. September Both and October LIST.
Miss Mary Elkinton, of Quinton
who had charge of the Central school
last year will have it this year again.
Cards are out for the wedding of
Miss FANNIE G. Springer, daughter of
Walter ). Springer, to MIR. Charles +.
Kidd on next Thursday.
Read our clubbing rates with Ii
N. Y. World. All who take the
World in this vicinity should take adj
vantage OF it.
On Thursday evening about twelve
or fifteen couples of young people prin-
cipally from Warrington, held a hop
in the rink and had an enjoyable time.
Ex-senator Samuel Hopkins treated
the children at the Red Bank sanitari-
nm to "a load of water melons last " elk
B~eneyolence viii have its reward.
Mrs. James PedrIck, of Pedricktown
has IA plant, called Elephants Ear, the
leaves of which measure forty inches IN
length and thirty inches in width.
The season for rail bird shooting
opened on Thursday. The prospects
for line sport are good as the quantity
of birds are said TO be above the aver
age.
Hilborn, the square halter makes
his hats fit round heads and all other
shapes. Show your square ~headedness
by dropping in his store ON your way
up Market street and tell him you
saw his card in the RECORD.
Alonzo Margerum, has gone to
Potts own, Pr, to be the only English
clerk in the store where only Pennsyl-
yania Dutch is spoken. Wont he have
let's of fun selling sour krout and dirt
ing with the Dutch girlsI
The Sunday travel over the Delaware
River railroad is heavier than usual at
this time of the year because SO many
truck sellers 90 TO Philadelphia on sun
day afternoon 10 be ready for Monday
mornings market.
List Of letters remaining inthe Post
Office at PennSgrove for the monui
ending August 31st. Mr.. Edme II. Dis
champ, Theodore DeLeona. David
stawn, Mr.. j.. ii. Gardner, Alexander
Roxbury. Those calling for above
please say advertised.
Wanted every member of Nikomis
Tribe to be present at their Wigwam
on Next Tuesday s sleeep, Corn Moon,
9th, as arrangements are being made to
go to Wilmington ON September 18Th
to participate in a parade given in
honor of the Great Council of the Uni
ted States. Come brothers, let us turn
out in full force and help along the
cause of Redmanship. III. Kille g. Of
II.